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Navy’s five turnovers against Memphis lead to first loss of season
Navy had an opportunity for a second-straight, last-minute victory, but Memphis defensive back Austin Hall picked off Zach Abey to secure a 30-27 upset of the 25th-ranked Midshipmen.
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USS Constitution to set sail to commemorate anniversaries
The USS Constitution is about to set sail for the first time in three years to celebrate the Navy’s birthday and the anniversary of the Constitution’s first launch.
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Ex-head of Tomah VA allowed to resign, given settlement
The former head of the Tomah VA Medical Center was allowed to resign and given a settlement after allegations that painkillers were being overprescribed to patients.
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Officials: West Virginia VA hospital intentionally skewed patient data
Officials say a West Virginia Veterans Affairs medical center intentionally skewed patient data to reduce both the reported wait times and the volume of patients.
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China protests US Navy sailing near South China Sea claims
China on Wednesday protested the sailing of a U.S. Navy ship near its territorial claims in the South China Sea, saying it would continue to take measures to protect Beijing’s interests in the vital waterway claimed by several nations.
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Iraqi VP warns of ‘civil war’ over Kurdish-held Kirkuk
Iraqi Vice President Ayad Allawi warned on Monday there could be a “civil war” over the Kurdish-administered city of Kirkuk if talks over Kurdish independence are left unresolved.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor buried nearly 76 years later
The remains of a South Carolina man killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor have been buried nearly 76 years later.
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Iran Guard chief warns US against imposing new sanctions
The chief of Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard said Sunday the U.S. should move its military bases farther from Iran’s borders if it imposes new sanctions against Tehran, the official IRNA news reported.
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Abe says Japan fully behind US on pressuring North Korea
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Sunday that his government fully supports the U.S. stance on pressuring North Korea over its nuclear weapons program, with all options on the table.
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US Army Europe commander says Russia war games broke observer rules
The U.S. Army’s commander in Europe says Russia broke up its Zapad war games with Belarus into parts to avoid having international monitors watch the weeklong exercises last month.
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Navy’s five turnovers against Memphis lead to first loss of season
Navy had an opportunity for a second-straight, last-minute victory, but Memphis defensive back Austin Hall picked off Zach Abey to secure a 30-27 upset of the 25th-ranked Midshipmen.
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USS Constitution to set sail to commemorate anniversaries
The USS Constitution is about to set sail for the first time in three years to celebrate the Navy’s birthday and the anniversary of the Constitution’s first launch.
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Ex-head of Tomah VA allowed to resign, given settlement
The former head of the Tomah VA Medical Center was allowed to resign and given a settlement after allegations that painkillers were being overprescribed to patients.
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Officials: West Virginia VA hospital intentionally skewed patient data
Officials say a West Virginia Veterans Affairs medical center intentionally skewed patient data to reduce both the reported wait times and the volume of patients.
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China protests US Navy sailing near South China Sea claims
China on Wednesday protested the sailing of a U.S. Navy ship near its territorial claims in the South China Sea, saying it would continue to take measures to protect Beijing’s interests in the vital waterway claimed by several nations.
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Iraqi VP warns of ‘civil war’ over Kurdish-held Kirkuk
Iraqi Vice President Ayad Allawi warned on Monday there could be a “civil war” over the Kurdish-administered city of Kirkuk if talks over Kurdish independence are left unresolved.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor buried nearly 76 years later
The remains of a South Carolina man killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor have been buried nearly 76 years later.
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Iran Guard chief warns US against imposing new sanctions
The chief of Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard said Sunday the U.S. should move its military bases farther from Iran’s borders if it imposes new sanctions against Tehran, the official IRNA news reported.
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Abe says Japan fully behind US on pressuring North Korea
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Sunday that his government fully supports the U.S. stance on pressuring North Korea over its nuclear weapons program, with all options on the table.
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US Army Europe commander says Russia war games broke observer rules
The U.S. Army’s commander in Europe says Russia broke up its Zapad war games with Belarus into parts to avoid having international monitors watch the weeklong exercises last month.
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Navy’s five turnovers against Memphis lead to first loss of season
Navy had an opportunity for a second-straight, last-minute victory, but Memphis defensive back Austin Hall picked off Zach Abey to secure a 30-27 upset of the 25th-ranked Midshipmen.
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USS Constitution to set sail to commemorate anniversaries
The USS Constitution is about to set sail for the first time in three years to celebrate the Navy’s birthday and the anniversary of the Constitution’s first launch.
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Ex-head of Tomah VA allowed to resign, given settlement
The former head of the Tomah VA Medical Center was allowed to resign and given a settlement after allegations that painkillers were being overprescribed to patients.
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Officials: West Virginia VA hospital intentionally skewed patient data
Officials say a West Virginia Veterans Affairs medical center intentionally skewed patient data to reduce both the reported wait times and the volume of patients.
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China protests US Navy sailing near South China Sea claims
China on Wednesday protested the sailing of a U.S. Navy ship near its territorial claims in the South China Sea, saying it would continue to take measures to protect Beijing’s interests in the vital waterway claimed by several nations.
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Iraqi VP warns of ‘civil war’ over Kurdish-held Kirkuk
Iraqi Vice President Ayad Allawi warned on Monday there could be a “civil war” over the Kurdish-administered city of Kirkuk if talks over Kurdish independence are left unresolved.
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Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor buried nearly 76 years later
The remains of a South Carolina man killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor have been buried nearly 76 years later.
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Iran Guard chief warns US against imposing new sanctions
The chief of Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard said Sunday the U.S. should move its military bases farther from Iran’s borders if it imposes new sanctions against Tehran, the official IRNA news reported.
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Abe says Japan fully behind US on pressuring North Korea
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Sunday that his government fully supports the U.S. stance on pressuring North Korea over its nuclear weapons program, with all options on the table.
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US Army Europe commander says Russia war games broke observer rules
The U.S. Army’s commander in Europe says Russia broke up its Zapad war games with Belarus into parts to avoid having international monitors watch the weeklong exercises last month.
